Introduction to Fire Safety Management

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11.1
Benefi ts of monitoring and measuring 
269
11.2
Active safety monitoring procedures 
269
11.3
Conducting workplace inspections 
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11.4
Auditing 
fi re safety management systems 
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11.5
Reviewing 
performance 
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11.6
Case 
study 
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11.7
Example questions for Chapter 11 
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Appendix 11.1 – Sample of performance indicators 
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Appendix 11.2 – Sample of fi re evacuation review/debrief log 
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12
REACTIVE MONITORING – REPORTING, RECORDING AND INVESTIGATION 
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12.1
Fires and other adverse events 
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12.2
Statutory requirements for recording and reporting adverse events 
291
12.3
Civil 
claims 
293
12.4
Investigating 
fi re-related events 
293
12.5
Basic 
fi re-related investigation procedures 
295
12.6
Dealing with the aftermath of fi res 
302
12.7
Case 
study 
303
12.8
Example questions for Chapter 12 
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Appendix 12.1 – F2508 RIDDOR report form 
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Appendix 12.2 – FDR 1 Fire Service fi re report form 
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Appendix 12.3 – Sample false alarm report form (adapted from BS 5839-1: 2002) 
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13
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FIRE 
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13.1
The sources of pollution in the event of fi re 
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13.2
The legal obligations related to environmental protection in the event of fi re 
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13.3
Preplanning to minimise the environmental impact of fi re 
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13.4
Containing water run-off 
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Appendix 13.1 – The quantities of substances that bring an industrial site within the scope 
of the Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations (COMAH) 
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Appendix 13.2 – Example of a pollution incident response plan 
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